Social Networking

Giving My Viewers Some Input

For those of you who just can't have too many sources of hand made boat stuff coming into your smart phones and have a softspot in your heart for lo fidelity images that look like they were taken with a Polaroid and stuck to the fridge for 35 years; I've started posting the occasional photo on

More social media from Guillemot Kayaks.

If you have a blog with a feed reader or want to subscribe to the Guillemot Kayak blog feed, you can now click on the small RSS icon on the lower right of all th

For those of you who have caught the Facebook bug, I've put up a Guillemot Kayaks Page. I've posted a few videos and will maintain an events calendar there.

I recently did a Google search on "WoodenBoat School" I noticed that my Build Your Own Night Heron course at the school came up as the second link after the actual Wood

Taking pictures while on the water. Photo by Carl Tjerandsen

I currently am not able to have you share photos on the site. I would love to see photos of your completed boats.

If you strap a wooden boat to your roof and drive to a put in for a paddle, you will need to learn to deal with the inevitable delays that occur when people gather around your car to ask about your boat. "Where did you get it?", "How much did it cost?", "You didn't build that.", and on and on.